Which mattress? (merged threads)

augusto

kwaichi wrote: »

I would recommend the ergoclex website which has a sale on until 11pm tonight. Their density is 85kg/m3 which feels great :j

Thanks kwaichi, I saw your blog about this mattress . I'm really tempted to buy it, but my wife moves quite a lot when she sleeps and I read some bad reviews from people who move a lot, that's why I want to get a "brick" of foam (I think that 85kg/m3 is just too much ). I used to have a 35gm/m3 density mattress and it was just perfect, unfortunately now it's 17000 km away .

Tim_Deegan

psychy wrote: »

Hi Tim,

Just wanted to say thanks for your advice.
Eventually went ahead and bought the Hypnos Evesham mattress. Looks very good value to me. It's firm which was exactly what i wanted.

Slept in it for two nights now....no backpain in the morning. My old Simmons gave me backache everyday. This is wonderful. Looks very well made and feels great.

Thanks!

I'm happy to have helped you.:T

Tim_Deegan

augusto wrote: »

Thanks kwaichi, I saw your blog about this mattress . I'm really tempted to buy it, but my wife moves quite a lot when she sleeps and I read some bad reviews from people who move a lot, that's why I want to get a "brick" of foam (I think that 85kg/m3 is just too much ). I used to have a 35gm/m3 density mattress and it was just perfect, unfortunately now it's 17000 km away .

The densities of reflex foam and memory foam will be completely different due to their different properties.

If your wife likes to change position a lot at night, then 3.5" of 85kg memory foam will prove very restrictive. This is because due to the open celled structure of memory foam the air seeps out to allow the memory foam to mould to your body, and the deeper the memory foam the deeper you will sink. Also the recovery rate of V85 memory foam will be slow.

With the reflex foam that you are used to it is closed celled, and is actually lots of bubbles which although they squash, they are still pushing back against you, and will provide a flatter surface.

superpav

I've taken a punt this afternoon and ordered a kingsize Ergoflex! :eek:

Tim_Deegan

superpav wrote: »

I've taken a punt this afternoon and ordered a kingsize Ergoflex! :eek:

Good luck, because you can't return it once you have unpacked it :eek:

http://www.ergoflex.co.uk/legal-privacy.php

ITRUK

Thanks for your help so far guys.
I've had a word with my dad and he's now given me a budget of up to £300 to spend inc delivery (he's a Yorkshire man so doesn't like to throw away money :rolleyes::rotfl:)

I'm lost looking on all the various sites could i get some more help please now that i have the budget and the spec (pocketsprung 800-1000 with 2" of memory foam)

Thanks very much!

cambo-king

superpav wrote: »

I've taken a punt this afternoon and ordered a kingsize Ergoflex! :eek:

Ive went for one now as well superpav - looks good!!!

cambo-king

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

Good luck, because you can't return it once you have unpacked it :eek:


ive also rang them about this and your wrong mate. they said if we don't like it we can send it back as long as we tell them within 7 days. but we do hav to pay for delivery and the cost to send it back

hopin this will finally put a smile on my missus face!!!

superpav

cambo-king wrote: »

ive also rang them about this and your wrong mate. they said if we don't like it we can send it back as long as we tell them within 7 days. but we do hav to pay for delivery and the cost to send it back

hopin this will finally put a smile on my missus face!!!

That's what they told me too, hopefully it won't come to that though.

Good to know I not on my own in this mate...roll on two weeks!!

Tim_Deegan

cambo-king wrote: »

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

Good luck, because you can't return it once you have unpacked it :eek:


ive also rang them about this and your wrong mate. they said if we don't like it we can send it back as long as we tell them within 7 days. but we do hav to pay for delivery and the cost to send it back

hopin this will finally put a smile on my missus face!!!

Read the terms and conditions in this link: http://www.ergoflex.co.uk/legal-privacy.php

It clearly says that you can't return it if it is opened. You can send it back within seven days if it is unopened. This just complies with distance selling regs.

Have you any idea how much it would cost to return once it has benn unpacked?

It's a big risk to take when they could just turn around and say "we didn't say that, read the t&c's".